Should Canada have taken the U.S. deal?

Amidst a heated trade war with the U.S., many Canadians are questioning whether rejecting the proposed U.S. deal was the right move. Initially, the agreement seemed unfavorable, but now concerns arise over the potential long-term economic and political repercussions of refusing it. Critics argue that the deal might have softened the blow of U.S. tariffs, while supporters highlight Canada's successful negotiation tactics and national pride. This debate underscores the complexities of international trade and the balancing act between economic interests and national sovereignty.